Here are some pictures of our building project for our study of China finally completed! The boys really enjoyed working on this project!
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Chinese shuttlecocks
The boys had fun making and playing with these Chinese shuttlecocks! Here is a story we read about someone playing this game
In my memory, playing the shuttlecock game was one of my favorite things during my childhood. The shuttlecocks I played were not used for playing badminton game; they were just used for playing by themselves.
My hometown is in northeast China where the winter is very long—almost five to six months. Playing the shuttlecock outside was the main game in the winter. Because I liked to play this kind of game very much, the shuttlecock became my good friend who always accompanied me in the long winter.
Monday, March 07, 2011
Saturday, March 05, 2011
Friday, March 04, 2011
Carrick Hill
"rattie's boat?" |
home for a hobbit? |
A great homeschool excursion.
beware the troll! |
"some pig" |
what a web |
Charlotte perhaps? |
checking the time |
guess whose garden! |
the blue jaket gives it away! |
Not Worzell Gummidge! |
Labels:
HISTORY,
HOMESCHOOLING AUSTRALIA,
LITERATURE,
NATURE STUDY
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Marco Polo
Venice at the time of Marco Polo |
making a yurt |
inside the yurt |
cutting out the front |
From this wonderful homeschool blog we have been finding ideas to supplement our study of Marco Polo and the Middle Ages. Again I love it when several subjects coincide. As we are also studying Asia in geography this also fits perfectly there. Here are some of the activities we have done.Again not my ideas which is why I am linking to this great blog. Also some of the books we are reading at present are included in this post plus our library corner all set up with books on China(well mostly!)
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